CO2 Utilization in the Ironmaking and Steelmaking Process

Kai Dong; Xueliang Wang

doi:10.20944/preprints201812.0153.v1

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Received: 12 December 2018
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Mehrdad Yousefi

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Comment: I reviewed this preprint initially and I recommend to reject cause it doesn't add anything new to the knowledge of extractive metallurgy of Iron and Steel. It pretty much looks like a copy and paste from textbooks without even proper attention to organize them properly for better presentation. For example: cf. Fig.5 which shows a burner and the citation for this figure is [37] but authors only listed the references at the end of their manuscript until [33]. So, it's quite embarrassing to say that this low quality text, which is assembled based on existing textbook even not properly, is accepted to be promoted in "preprints.org" despite my initial suggestion for rejection.

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Response 1 to Comment 1

Received: 13 December 2018
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Comment: Thanks for you peer review firstly.
The CO2 Utilization is a new subject for ironmaking and steelmaking, which has begun to be studied in the past ten years. The new technological advancements are summarized in this review article, which are not well known. For related field researchers in metallurgical factories and institutions, this article contains many publishable contents, which can not be readed in textbooks. The reference ID [37] is a residual mistake in modify process, and will be corrected soon.

Response 2 to Comment 1

Received: 13 December 2018
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Mehrdad Yousefi

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Comment: I'm still not convinced cause at the best I would say your article is just a poor assembly of existing materials from other articles, which does not add anything new to the field of CO2 utilization in Iron making and Steel making industries. For example: look at this article: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0306261918303726#f0015

It's really important to put original data and contribution in articles which in your case for example could be: what is your novel plan to make CO2 utilization and green Iron making and Steel making procedures more economically efficient? It's not acceptable to assemble existing literature from internet or existing article in a poor way and make it online even as a preprint. I see in your article you didn't give any original data that is obtained by authors. If your intention is to write a review paper, that's an another story and it's not a correct way to do that. Cf. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3715443/

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Received: 13 December 2018
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Comment: This review article is mainly a summary of the existing research by my research group and other researchers, and the main purpose is to sort out the application fields of co2, so the original data are all ignored. Maybe my writing ideas are not appropriate, thanks for you example article and suggestions.

Comment 2

Received: 12 December 2018
Commenter:

Mehrdad Yousefi

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Comment: I reviewed this preprint initially and I recommended to reject cause it doesn't add anything new to the knowledge of extractive metallurgy of Iron and Steel. It pretty much looks like a copy and paste from textbooks without even proper attention to organize them properly for better presentation. For example: cf. Fig.5 which shows a burner and the citation for this figure is [37] but authors only listed the references at the end of their manuscript until [33]. So, it's quite embarrassing to say that this low quality text, which is assembled based on existing textbooks even not properly, is accepted to be promoted in "preprints.org" despite my initial suggestion for rejection.

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Comment 3

Received: 18 December 2018
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Martyn Rittman

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Comment: This paper has been checked using Ithenticate and very low levels of copied text were found, including nothing that would suggest that significant portions have been copied from other sources, such as textbooks. The work reports a review of a recently developed area and fits with the criteria for posting on Preprints.org.

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